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Transavia.com France was presented

Paris, France - The low-cost subsidiary of Air France

The new low-cost airline that Air France will start next June in Paris is called with the same name of its Dutch sister owned by KLM: Transavia.com France. The carrier's target is a turnover between EUR 250 and 300m within 3 years. Air France sales executive, Christian Boireau, said that during the presentation. Transavia.com France will be owned by Air France (60%) and Transavia.com (40%), 100%...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 70470
Rome, Italy, 11/29/2006 16:55
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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